In advance of Mother’s Day, Whitewall is sharing details on the latest releases from names like Hermès, Polaroid, Lalique, and more.
Courtesy of Hermès.
Hermès has unveiled its latest limited-edition collection for Rouge Hermès with three lipstick shades inspired by an artist’s garden. Celebrating the harmony between the sky, the sun, and the shimmering water of an early spring morning, the refillable shades are available in glossy, transparent finishes: the soft and deep Rose Nymphéa, like a pink sky reflected on the surface of the water; the bright and sunny Orange Capucine, the resplendent impression of joy; and the pinky shimmer of Beige d’Eau, a whisper of flesh, the sweetness of a delicately pressed almond blossom.
Courtesy of Loquet.
Loquet London has released three new charms for Mother’s Day, the Boy, Girl, and Mama charms, which are available for sale on their website now. Give that special mom in your life a bespoke heirloom that she can continue to add charms to accentuate life’s special moments.
Courtesy of Alina Abegg.
Alina Abegg’s Love Lollipop Pinky ring is handcrafted from 14kt yellow gold and flavored with a sweet heart-shaped pink opal cabochon. Worn best on the pinky as its name insinuates, the versatile ring styles well on its own or with a full stacked hand. An ideal gift for yourself or loved ones to satisfy sweet cravings.
Courtesy of Polaroid.
Polaroid is celebrating more ways to be creative on the go by releasing its Go pocket-sized camera in two bold colorways, black and red, along with new creator-centric additions: a filter set for blue, red or orange-tinted photos, and matte-black frame instant film for drama that kicks.
Courtesy of Lapima.
Lapima’s “Brazil Central” collection borrows shapes and colors from the second largest biome in South America to give life to these sunglasses. Organic and fluid with a generous frame, the Juma pays tribute to the immense curves of the Araguaia River. Bira is inspired by the Tuiuiú, a bird symbol of the Pantanal whose broad wingspan defies angulation.
Courtesy of Lindquist Object.
Lindquist Object is a line of naturally dyed leather goods based in Providence, Rhode Island, founded by Lindy McDonough. Their newest release, the Eggi bag, features a spherical brass pull release closure and a single gusset divided into three interior compartments, with five credit card pockets and a zipper pocket. The sleek Eggi is the answer to our fixation on the elegance of the oval, all clean lines and curves hugging space, a return to essential forms.
Courtesy of Lalique and Moda Operandi.
Lalique, the luxury heritage crystal brand known for its beautiful motifs, best-in-class craftsmanship and impeccable glasswork, launched their new limited-edition Mother’s Day trunkshow with Moda Operandi, the renowned luxury retailer. The floral arrangement collection features four signature Lalique vases paired with vibrant, sculptural floral arrangements in partnership with two floral design studios—Flower Bodega in New York and Jean Pascal of Los Angeles.
Courtesy of Bombay Sapphire.
To help art lovers and cocktail aficionados at home experience the majesty of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s oeuvre and latest exhibition in New York, the official spirits partner of the exhibition, Bombay Sapphire, has launched a trio of collectible “Bombay For Real” Special-Edition cocktail kits. As “for real” was a signature catchphrase Basquiat used to express enthusiasm, each Bombay For Real kit will feature a cocktail recipe from a bartender, inspired by one of Basquiat’s exclusive artworks at the exhibit. The kit is accompanied by a notecard that showcases a photo of the original work and a quote from the bartender.
